Kosher for Jews - Kashrut
Jewish Dietary Laws (Kashrut) originated in the Bible (Torah). Over the centuries, the rabbis codified and interpreted these Biblical laws. Today liberal and traditional branches of Judaism hold different views of the Jewish Dietary Laws. What are Jewish Dietary Laws?
Judaism 101: Kashrut - Jewish Dietary Laws
This clear and detailed explanation of the Jewish dietary laws of kashrut covers reasons for observing these laws, forbidden foods and food combinations, and the certification of kosher foods.
This clear and detailed explanation of the Jewish dietary laws of kashrut covers reasons for observing these laws, forbidden foods and food combinations, and the certification of kosher foods.
OU: What is Kosher?
Orthodox Union (OU) certifies more than 400,000 kosher products. The OU symbol has become the world's most recognized and trusted kosher symbol. See this page for OU's definition of "kosher."
Orthodox Union (OU) certifies more than 400,000 kosher products. The OU symbol has become the world's most recognized and trusted kosher symbol. See this page for OU's definition of "kosher."
Ohr Somayach: Soul Food - Jewish Dietary Laws
After reviewing the actual dietary laws, the author discusses the rationale behind the laws. His ideas show how the laws of kashrut sanctify and elevate the physical world around us.
After reviewing the actual dietary laws, the author discusses the rationale behind the laws. His ideas show how the laws of kashrut sanctify and elevate the physical world around us.